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Five Summer Reads Five Summer Reads Five Summer Reads Andrew Wilson
Monday 6 July 2026
On Ancient Habits & New Insights On Ancient Habits & New Insights On Ancient Habits & New Insights Matthew Hosier
Wednesday 3 June 2026
Men: Good, Authentic & Built for More Men: Good, Authentic & Built for More Men: Good, Authentic & Built for... Matthew Hosier
Monday 1 June 2026
From Genesis to Junia: A Friendly Review. Part 2 From Genesis to Junia: A Friendly Review.... From Genesis to Junia: A Friendly... Matthew Hosier
Thursday 28 May 2026

Books fall into different categories. Some are more suitable for reading over the summer than others; it is hard to define exactly what makes a book a "summer read," but I think it involves a...
In my introduction to Jon Marshall's review of From Genesis to Junia last week I made the observation that it is rare for there to be anything groundbreaking in recent books published on the roles of...
Perhaps I shouldn’t admit this, but I loved the Barbie movie, and have watched it at least three times. I do have four daughters.
Here is the second part of Jon Marshall's review of Preston Sprinkle's 'From Genesis to Junia'.
In recent years there has been a steady stream of books published offering a fresh perspective on the roles of men and women in the church. It is rare for there to be anything groundbreaking in these...
Two cracking paragraphs here from Carl Trueman:
The book of Revelation is notoriously complex and prone to suffering from flights of hermeneutical fantasy - especially in chaotic times such as those in which we live. it deserves better!

My...
This poem was written by Bryan Hart, and largely inspired by C.S. Lewis’s Till We Have Faces. Though there are two obvious references to the novel (the usage of the face and the reflection in the...